Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-10
ruECoURr RECORD.
supertor Court ~CIvi1 Side - Judge
 StoddardA

 Superior Court <Civil Side - Judge
 Stoddard.
 The case of Mrs. Emily c. Geisse vs. Will liam Franklin, the Center street tailor, which was begun on Tuesday before Judge stod- dard was, continued yesterday. The argu- ments will be submitted on Tuesday next. C,tv Court = Criminal Side Judge
 Pickett
 Attempt to burglarize W. F. Keenan's saloon-Cbarles Cunningham, nolled.
 Burglary-James F. Ward, continued to March II.
 Court Notes.
 Charles Cunningham, the man arrested Tn Hartford on Saturday last for attempting to burglarize Mark Ryders saloon on water street last November, was discharged yester- day in the City court. His confederates at the time of the robbery, were brought into court from jail, but they would say nothing against Cunningham.
 A BOLD BURGLAR.
 The man whom Officer Hyde arrested late Tuesday night while in the house of George w. Sanford at 1 ,162 Chapel street, changed his name yesterday morning to John F. Ward, the other name of John Marshal which he gave being fictitious When searched at the police office two diamond pins were found on his person. as well as gold watch and cnaln; Investigation showed that the pins belonged to MT. J. B. Darlington, whose house was entered by sneak thieves one night last week When brought before Judge Pickett yester day morning his case was continued till to- morrow, to give the police further time to h. yestigate. Chief Bollman says he has posi- tive evidence that Ward was the perpetrator of the burglary of MT. J. B. Darlington 8 house, and he hopes to connect him with others. Ward is about thirty years old, and well-dressed, and has been boarding at Maine's hotel on Church street. It was a niece of ingenious work on the part Of Ohcer George L. Hyde in capturing this burglar who is thought to be professional crook. STOLE COAL. Tim Ienahan of 31 William street, who stole a ton of coal the other night, had his case continued in the City court yesterday till March 12 The police say Lenahan's s father owns a house on Madison street and another in the rear, occupied by tenant of his and widow woman, and young Lena han, while off Con lark" and too "full for anything" drove the coal team to the widow woman's house and dumped the coal there. When he woke up next morning lt was all a dream, :" but that doesn't pay for the coal nor the trouble the lark caused all around. The driver of the coal team had left his team for a few minutes while he went to enquire where the person lived to whom the coal was to be sent, and when he came out his team was gone. He went to his barn, thinking | the horse had taken 8 notion that 1t was time to go home, but there was no horse there. Afterwards he found the horse and cart, the cart empty, wandering about the streets.
 BEFORE JUDGE STEPHAN. The suit of the Morse Arms Manufacturing company against the Winchester Repeating Arms company for infringement of patent | was hea1d before Judge Shipman in th' United States court yesterday. List of Letters Remaining in the New Haven postoff1ce, New Ha l ven county, State of Connecticut, Wednesday | March g, 1887:
 LADIES' LIST. B-Mattie Beckwith, Mrs. Walter Benedict, Bridge | Blake (2) Maggie Brown, "Anny'' Burns: | C-Mrs. Coughlin, care Twins, "Mertle" Cushlng' | G-Mrs Fred Granniss. l J-Annie Johnson.
 l L-Alice Lee Mrs. L. K. Long.
 R-Mrs. F. E. Reed, Ellen Robinson, Mary Rourke l S-Mrs N A. Sanborn. Mrs. N. U. Sperry, Lou is | H. Smith, Mrs Ella R. Stocker, Mrs Ebbe | GENTLEMEN's LIST. ! C-Raphael Calvanese, wm H. Clark, wm. Cough D-Chas. S. Davis, wm Dawson. Geo. K. Dickeu l F-Mr H. F. Frasse.
 | G-John Grady.
 MT. C. ". Ives.
 SEMf RMr. F F. W W. }Shnish Sendail
 l M-'Alex" McKenna
 Fiji E. Purdy